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HOW MY SIDE ACHES.

Prom the bench and the counter. from the loom and
sewing machine goes up the Of pain and weakness
Aching Sides and Back, Kidney and Uterine Pains,
and every Pain and Ache Of daily toll relieved in one
minute by the CUrICURA ANrIPA1N PLASTER New,
elegant and infalibe. At druggists Csc five for 81,
Of POTTER DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co.. BOSTON lei 6
SELLING Orr
OUR ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS
AT ACTUAL COST.
BARGAINS BARGAINS. BARGAINS.
New style Summer Dress Goods. TRENCH DEN
IELiE" in handsome stripes and brocade plaids, in
ali colors including black. These elegant dress goods
are all pure fine zephyr wool, widest double width
d9nble the width Of sngle width dress goods) cash
f 5s eus SATIN fi1D white goods fines.
CASHMERE SID sHAWLs, pure wool. in cream. garnet
fEfSSH HA ExNSs ss g. 4 % an: and IS Sc
A aMEk1GsN LAME / AIMEE Sc
TRENCH SATINES choice styles, 25c
BEAUTIFUL DRESS GOODS, in Plsids, Stripes,
ecd an AND Fancy styles cash value. 25c yard
FANCY "a SCY sILKs, 374 g and 45c.
BLACK CAsHMEREs. good quality. wide double
Special Notice to strictly Cash Customers pair Of
our Handsome Satin Damask Towels, Immense size,
buys 80 Or over for cash.
Geo 4 ERR TIT ZEE RRR ssss
: "A kRk ! EE ERR ssss
S SoS ~ 4 I k T Ers + / ssss
,e4: III MARKET SPACE, NEAR 9TH ST.
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FOR SAIE-LOTS.

rsoR shf-BARGA1Ns-I lots. WEST SIDE llTI
K -. bet Is and ss. ne 2lN5s rrict 80. north
SIDE st bet 10th and l6th ne, 5oNso 10 80 IL
gcls-3t
IsoR suE-Lors-THE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
II investment Co. Samuel u Walker. PRESIDENT $50
Louisiana ave. next door 10 CITY Pos Valuable Bud-
ins Lots Tor salo- Special terms the vino VII
oulld myl,-.iin
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FOURTH OF Ju1r
NOTICE TO THE TRADE AND pRopRIrroRs OF
SUMNER RESORTS.
We are prepared to sell Fireworks Flass and Japan
ese Lanterns At New York prices. Largest escort
ment to select from.
CH RUPERT
jel5 403 405 7th st nv.
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manufacturers prices at Walter B. Williams &
Co.'S, auctioneers, cor. 10th st. and Pa ave. 6
Tooth extraction obviated by restoring root tn
beauty and usefulness. Filling. &C.. done salts
fist, 423 18th st. 6
Babelk cures all malarial trouble 8
Banjos. violins, Guitars and Strings walford,
4S7 Pa ave.
Bailey's 81 Saw. warranted. I'm
Before Buying q Refrigerator
see the Ridgway, the only Refrigerator that has q
system in II, that condenseS and carries on all
odors that arise from vegetables meats, &C. J. w.
7th street NV. colin
An Extended Popularity. BROWNS BRoS-
CHIAL TRoCHEs have been before the public many
years. For relieving Coughs and Throat troubles
they are superior to all other articles Sold only
in b0Les
s'Let's Talk s25 Harness."-Becker,s 60
Bailey, s25 7th st. Fly screens put in, 75c. I'm
COlburn,s
WORCESTERSHIRE TABLE SAUCE
Piquant and appetizing Has no equal in flavor. I'm
sSrhe Queen Of Beers.,,-Moerlein,s pure.
unadulterated Cincinnati Beer Is especially
adapted for family use. 75c. per doz Agency, 1905
d st. NV 6m
Bailey's 25-ft. Rubber Hose complete, s. I'm
'sRoyal Glue'' mends 'em.-Boston Particles
COlburn,s
PHILADELPHIA MUSTARD
King of condiments. Flavor, pungency strength
combined in perfection. Finest mustard made.1m
Bailey's, sa5 7th st. NV. Lawn Mowers, 8. 70.
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
Also Cottage Cheese and ButtermiiS; Sweet Mi l
sc. per quart. Cream 15c.
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W. PLEASE THE CHILDREN,
By presenting each and every with lasting me-
mento this week. We please the parents by y sweep
ing reduction of prices all kinds Of Shoes aud Ties
HEILBRUN's
LARGEST oNE-PRICE SHOE PARLoR
Is the center Of attraction and the only place in town
to get real
BARGAIN NO. I.
Misses and Children's Opera Slippers. Button and
Oxford Ties, 400. 6Oc., 73c, 97c.
BARGAIN NO. 2
Youths and Boys Button and Lace Ties, Patent
Leather Pumps 73c.. &c, $1.23, $1.47.
BARGAIN NO.
Ladies' Opera Slippers. Oxford Ties, and Button.
49c.. 73c, &C.. S1.23. $1.47, $1.97.
BARGAIN NO. l.
Ladies' French Dongola Kid Button, flexible tack
less, $1.97, worth SO.
BARGAIN NO. j.
Ladies' regular IS Hand-sewed Button go this week
at $2.97.
BARGAIN NO6
Gents Hand-Sewed Waukenphsst Oxford Ties and
Button go this week at $347, worth Sc.
BARGAIN NO. z.
AL Gents 81 Low Quarter Shoes this week at S147
l. HEILBRUN,
402 SEVENTH STREET NORTHWEST.
SEE THE OLD LADY IN WINDOW.
p. Sour Store Open This Week until NINE Pm.
to accommodate mechanics aud laborng people. je13
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IMPOgTED Sanglangue'S celebrated toilet powder.
Special price this week IL cents box WOODWARD
and LOthrop.
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III. ID. BAnn
IMPORTER AND TAILOR
has the honor TO inform ron that his NEW GOODS
have Just arrived
Nr BARR personally aus al garments made in his
,sblishmeut-
III fennsylysnia svsnua
milf WoGhkng100. d q
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.
TEA GOSSIP No. 3.

yrirGfions for ne "a hours commencing at o. ~,
For the District OF Columbia, local thunder
storms followed by fair Weather, nearly station
AIRY temperature, SOuthweSterly winds
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CITY ITEMS.

Immense Assortment OF Handsome Baby
Carriages will be offered at private sale below
manufacturers prices at Walter b. Williams &
Co.'S, auctioneers, cor. 10th st. and Pa. ave. 6
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LAsxrrs LOAN OrY1cn
No. 3o1 Pennsylvania avenue northwest
Money loaned on Gold and Silver watches, Diar
n,onds JeWelry Pistols, Guns. Mechanical Tools
Isdjes' and Genticmens Wearing Ap2arel
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CARROLL INSTITUTES first excursion to Bay Ridge.
see Adv.
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An Extended Popularity. BROWNS BRoN-
CHIAL TROCHEs have been before the public many
years. For relieving Coughs and Throat troubles
they are superior to all other articles Sold onlD
in boxes.
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FOR SALE-HOUSES.

IrOR SALE-THREE NEW Two-STORY PRESS
IL brick front dwellings with stone trimmings. six
rooms and bath room: all Mi. on St NV. each
5000. on easy terms.
TYLER & RUTHERFORD
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FOR spring lamb and Washington dressed beef
go 10 John K Kelly, stall u.s. oe9 and $50 center
market, and 206 and .10s Northern Liberty market.
CARROLL INSTITUTES first excu rsion TO Bay Ridge
See Adv.
urNAS artificial eyes Hempler's, 453 Pa. ave.
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V1croR E.
TRIUMPH STILL,

Vrcron E.
TRIUMPH STILL,
PUSH, PLUCK. PERSEVERANCE PATIENCE and
CASH work wonders in all the markets the known
world. Come to the sLAUGHTER-PEN where
$4,000 WORTH
of Youths Boys and Chdrens Clothing is being sold
at FORTY PER CENT LESS
than any manufacturer in the country can produce
them
10 BOYS SUITS,
sizes l3 to 49, strictly all wool. handsome stylish
s5.s7 SUIT.
We agree to refund the money If You can duIlicsss
1874 CHILDREN's SUITS.
Fancy worsted, sizes , to 3 years.
g. SUIT.
bonanza for you. 3 small profit for US. but DEATH
To THE MANUFACTURES,
So MEMS SUITS
Dark Blue Cheviot, all-wool and fast color
$685. SUIT.
The publication of these figures Sundays Post gave
'old Lofty the "JinIjams.' He's been sent TO the
hospital for the cure for inebriates.
Genuine seersucker Goats and Vests for Boys l3
to Is years,
sLoo
in our determination to make ali way-up yonder-in-
price-men 'roost low"
200 MEMS WORKING SUITS.
Sacks and Getaways. NOT all wool.
$3.50 SUIT.
This is not the misty phantasmagoria of dream but
stern and stable fact, you. do not let
your chances, like sunbeams, you by" These are
OILY samples Of the grand array of bargains have an
store for you.
COME
and pick. and choose, and go away bearing trophy -
the victory that VICTOR 4. has made possible.
VICTOR E ADLERs
TEN FEE CENT CLOTHING HOUSE. Ten
927 and e29 9TH St n. W. Cor Mass Ave-
STRICTLY ONE PRICE
Open Saturday until IL p m
eE- Office Coats. stripes and cheeks. 25c each On
sale Mondays, Nednes days ana fr1dssA from 70
O'Clock Am. Remember the days ano Tie hourn -
these will positively not be sold on otner days %
1t other hours. 1el3
I'll. ID. BAnn
IMPORTER AND TAILOR
has the honor TO inform you that his NEW GOODS
have Just arrived
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Tooth extraction obv1ated by restoring root II
beauty and usefulness Filling, &C.. done salts
factor1ly. Terms moderate. DR.. H. Mueller, den
list. 42l nth ST. &
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CARROLL INSTITUTES first excursion to Bay Ridge.
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Organizing the JuTies.

JUNE TBh2 OF THE CRIMINAL COUNT.
The Criminal Court, Judge Montgomery, con-
vened its June term this morning, and the grand
jury being called the following were excused: B.
d. Carpenter, G. 7. Wade, E j. Stellwagen, and s.
B. Ladd.
The petit Jurors were called and g. II. Wheeler,
NJ. c. Shuster, II. Il. Polkinhorn, w. L. Lewis, A.
Reid, and Levi woodbury. were excused; II. Adams,
respond.
The court ordered twenty names to be drawn for
the vacancies.
Fatal Accident ON the d. & O. Road.
WASHINGTON WOMAN KILLED WHILE TRYING TO GET
ON A TRAIN.
Last evening as train No. IL, on the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad, was approaching Laurel, col
ored woman, Mrs Sarah Bnbbins, resident of
washington, was struck and almost instantly
killed. The train was coming from Baltimore,
and just as it reached the bridge at this point
struck the woman, VINO was trying to get on q
car to bring her to her home Squire Herbert
held an inquest, and the jury rendered a verdict
that only the deceased was to blame for the acci-
dent
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NOR SALE THOROUGHBRED MALTESE
Il Kittens; also young male Mockmlp Birds. so
each. and hne lot cheap Parrots al SCHMID'S Bird
Store lth ST.. two doors south of Pennsy lyRnia
NV AM 3t1s
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PHILADELPHIA MUSTARD.
King of condiments. Flavor, pungency strengt
combined in perfection. Finest mustard made. In
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s"The Queen OF Beers.''-MOerlein's pure
unadulterated Cincinnati Beer Is especially
adapted for family use. 75c. per doz Agency, I2Ot
St NV 6m
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nor SALE-A 4-STORY 12-ROOM BRICK DWELL
IL ling, with all mod imps., on south side st. bet
4th ana 9TH SITS. NV: lot 22x10O running throuSh
to Washington ST.; rents for $50 per month. Price
$4,000 JOHN L. BEALI. 4 Co,
ie2Q-6t 1901 = al W
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E.Ok SALE WORCH'S MUSICAL MONTHLY
Il for june. now ready. Contents: safe Within tie
harbor Bar. beautiful sacred song and chorus. aud
IurIing Brook" 10y 4. Mack: this a Pleasing fan
TASTE, not too hard IIlce , Ier copy. 80 cents
per year. HUGO MOliCH & Co. Music Publishers,
q isl3
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PROPERTY along the line OF the B. and o. Rail-
ROAD tracks has been rapidly taken for coal dumps
anu manufacturing purposes. Among the auction
saIes tO-Morrow at o'clock pm. are six lots ON
SOlIax street and six lots on Delaware avenue,
near l. street north These lots are suitable for
business purposes or small dwellings, or as an In
NeslMent. See advertisement Tor particularS
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BAKSEGAT PARK.-Army and Navy resort. Wash
lhgton society Call Oh Holland & Thompson,
LIB street.-Adrk
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BatIeys6 25-1t. Rubber Hose complete, So I'm
ssROyal Glue'' mends em.-Boston Varieties
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eEOhhce Coats, stripes and checks. 25c each On
sale Mondays, Nednes dsye ana fr,dsss, from 70
O'Clock m. Remember the days anu the hourn, -
these coats will sold other days
{ other hours. Jel3
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FOR SALE - MISCELLANEOUS

ISoR sALE-A 56-INCH Full NICKEL british
Il challenge bicycle. hall hearings on h5th Whcs =
price 500 Ask for SAMUEL BROWN. Fnrineei's
rson hooe Iron Building, It between l3ih and I. an
sttrets. jts0-et'
EoR saLk.cHEAp STORE FRONT WITH TWO
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a SPLENDID BUILDING LOT on NJ street. between
I'll dhu otn streets northwest Is advertised among
.nr auction sales 10 be sold tomorrow afternoon
AAAs Is q good central location for dwelling
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Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
and delivered In u ID. "Ward" prints 4Oc. per Ib
Also. Cottage Cheese and Butterm1lk: sweet Milk
sc. per quart Cream 15c.
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The WEEKLY STARS Pocket Atlas OF the World Is
onertd free 10 every new subscriber for year to
tAe WEEKLY STAR. IL Is a handsomely printed
DOCK OF gl pages prOfusely illustrated, with more
tnan loo cOlored maps and diagrams, and contains
wealth OF general Information. see advertise
NEXT Il another column
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Babck cures an malarial trouble.

BanjOs. violins, Guitars and Strings Walford,
4S7 Pa. ave.
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ANOTHER DEFINITION OF "DRCNK.-Seyeral
Cay ago, IN the Police Court, an Old colored man
when asked what he called ''drunk," said: "When
d man can't carry his burden" To-day, In the
same court, MarcelluS Wilson, who was charged
with being an habitual drunkard, when asked
WAT he called drunk, said: "When a man falls
down and cannot get up" The judge took his
personal b OBds-
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CORcoRAN CADFrs.-The excursion Of this popular
organization TO Bay Ridge next Wednesday prom
1Ses To be very successful a large number OF
tickets have already been sold. The corps has re-
eeiyed the muster rolls from Gen. Ordway and the
cadets Will enter the militia by July !.
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teOR SALE-PAIR SOLITAIRE DIAMOND EAR
rings, weighing six karats, absolutely Ieriect and
fuIl ~ brllliancy. which took exchange sch
TOR $500 To READY purchaser The original these
earnings was SoUO. JACOBS BROTHERS.
Idaho semi-weekly world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1875-1908, 1887-01-28
Notice to Creditors

ESTATE OF GEORGE w. ANDERSON, DE.
CEASED
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN BY
- the undersigned, Administrative of
the estate OF George w. Anderson, de-
ceased, to The creditors of and all persons
having claims against the said deceased,
to exhibit them with the necessary vouch.
ers, within four months after the first pub
llcation of this notice, to the said Admin.
istratrlx at her residence in Pioneerville,
in the county of Boise
MARY PAULINE ANDERSON,
Admin ;stratrix of the estate of Georoe
W, Anderson. deceased.
Dated at Pioneerville, Boise county, |.
T Dec 8. 1896. 4w.
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SheriF's Sale.

By virtue of an order of sale issued out
of the District Court of the Second
Judicial District of Idaho Territory
in and for Boise county, |. T., dated Jan
uary 8, A. D. 1887, and to me directed
and delivered, on judgment and decree
of foreclosure of mortgage rendered and
,ntered in said Court on the Goth day of
December, A. d. 1886, in favor OF Jacob
Keller, plaintiff, and against j. l.. jack
5, n and Marion F. Waldron, defendants
in an action in said Court then pending
have levied on and seized the following
property, to-wit: That certain piece or
parcel of ground situate, lying and being
on the stage road between Idaho City and
Ceuterville, being ten acres more or less,
on which IS erected the quartz mill and
dwelling house near said quartz mill,
formerly owned and occupied by Church
Il Channel for saw mill and boarding
house purposes, with all the improve
ments thereon and thereto belonging. No
tice is hereby gwen that on the 3lst day
ot' ! Ianuary, A. u. 1887. at o'clock p, NJ.
of that day, in Centeryillp, in said county
of Boise. will sell the right, title and IN
terest of said j l.. Jackson and Marion r.
Waldron and of each of them OF, IN and
to the above described p opertv, as the
law directs at public auction, for cash IN
land, to the highest and best bidder, to
satisfy said order ot sale and all costs.
Dated the llth day of j nuary, 1887.
john GoRMNN,
Sheriff
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How G.. w. Cable Commenced.

"What kind Of work did do on The Plea
yune2 That's question, and there is where
the trouble came in. There was no such thing
as division of labor in those days, and each
man had to do anything and everything that
might turn up. ] had stipulated at first not
to do certain kind of reporting, and this
didn't please the old man very well. 1t was
one of his rules that each nah should do
whatever was required of him, and became
rather in the way. Then l wanted to be al
ways writing, and they wanted me to be
always reporting. This didn't work well, and
SO when the summer came on, and they began
to reduce expenses, it was intimated that my
resignation would be accepted vowed that
l would never have anything to do with a
newspaper again, and I went back to book
keeping. l was in large cotton house, and
I kept their accounts for while, until I
finally offered to take entire charge of the
counting room at so much salary per year,
and hire what assistance wanted This
suited the firm as well as it did me, and be-
gan to do more and more literary labor.
Finally | employed a cashier, and all day
would write at my desk, only being consulted
by him on important matters. | was making
beginning then. l first carried on a weekly
column in The Picayune, but it wasn't very
pleasant to work for paper managed by a
board of directors, and at last quit it. This
writing of trifles after while grew weari-
some, and resolved to put it into stories.
But it was not until six years ago that
abandoned mercantile pursuits entirely for a
purely literary life. drifted into it in the
most natural way in the world, and wouldn't
abandon it now for all the fortune that could
be made elsewhere "-4. W Cable in New
Orleans Picayune.
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-29
Gen. Grant in 1868.

/ find in my notes a description OF Gen.
Grant written behind Vicksburg in June,
1855. 1t may be of interest at this remote
date:
Almost st any time one can see a small but
compactly built man Of about ~ years OF
age walking through the camps He moves
with his shoulders thrown little in front of
the perpendicular, his left hand in the pocket
Of his trousers, an unlighted cigar in his
mouth, his eyes thrown straight forward,
which, from the haze Of abstraction which
wells them, and a countenance plowed into
burrows of thought, would seem TO indicate
that he is intensely preoccupied The sol
diers observe him coming, and, rising to
their feet, gather on each side OF the way tc
see him pass-they do not salute him, they
only watch him curiously, with a certain sort
of familiar reverence. His distracted air is
not so great while he thus moves along as to
prevent his seeing everything without appar-
entity looking at it; you will discover this in
the fact that however dense the crowd In
which you stand, if you are an acquaintance,
his eve will for an instant rest on YOU with
glance of recollection, accompanied with q
grave nod OF recognition
A plain blue suit without scarf sword OF
VI >oit, nav e bLc tipt.pc
shoulder straps, an indiferently good Kos
suth hat, or SLOUGH, with the crown battered
In close to his head, full beard between light
and SANDY" square cus face, whose lines
and contour indicate extreme endurance and
determination. complete the external ap-
pearance of this small man, as one sees him
passing along, turning and chewing restlessly
the end of his unlighted cigar. His counte-
nance in rest has the rigid immohility of cast
iron, and while this indicates the unyielding
tenacity of the bulldog, one finds in his gray
eyes a smile and other evidences OF the pos
session of those softer traits seen upon the
lips and over the entire faces of ordinary
people On horseback be loses all the awk-
wardneSs which distinguishes him as be
moves about On foot Erect and graceful,
be seems portion Of his steed, without
which the full effect would be incomplete.
Along with body guard of the general rides
his son Fred, a stout lad Of some L summer4
He endures all the marches, follows his father
under fire with all the GOODNESS Of an old
soldier, and is, in short, a|'chip Of the Old
block In Chicago Tines
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-29
rheumatism "a an Inheritance.

This seems to be rheumatic year. The in
teresting but not welcome disease has included
in its fraternal grip men and women without
distinction as to ages or social conditions.
Stalwart President Cleveland has not been ex-
empted from the list of sufferers. 1t is a
mysterious malady, and though there are
thousands of remedies, there appears to be no
cure for the plaguey complaint An old lady
who assumes to know all about its origin inter-
viewed the tomented writer of this para
graph, who has been two months sufferer
somewhat after CHS style: "Reumatis is i'll
herited disease; you got this from your
father or mother, didn't yer!' Ans: Not
that know Of" "Then you had it from yer
grandtherf" Ans: II think not" Then YOU
certainly got it from yer great-grandther. n
Ans: mo, there was no rheumatism known
in my family history. Perhaps some of my
ancestors may have been exposed to the heavy
wet during the deluge" Look here, sirls
exclaimed the old lady, Il didn't come here to
be made fun of, and out sho bounced -Bos-
ton Budget
Wichita eagle., 1887-07-29
primers ana diplomacy.

A well spread and well served table has
always proved powerful adjunct to diplo-
matte negotiations No doubt Of it many
wars, on the eve of breaking out. have been
prevented by mutual concessions made by
men who had well dined. and only two or
three years ago Minister Morton gained the
good viii Of French cabinet minister, who
all along had stoutly opposed the Importation
Of American pork, by giving him an IN
exceptionally good dinner.
President Grevy has for chef man named
Verrier, and be prepares menus that are ex-
cellent, but some of the cabinet officers have
abandoned their kitchens to female cooks, and
Gordon bleus in petticoats are never the equal
Of those In pantaioous heard not long ago
Of celebrated French cook gravely assert.
ing that this fact was the reason why there
has been so little stability among the minis
tiers OF the third republic. at is ell very well
for NJ lie Ministre TO hire cheap female cooks
and live economically, but how can he ex-
pect to form any lasting combination over q
bad dinnerF The foreign ambassadors and
ministers here in Paris, all Of them save enc,
and, alasl / haven't the heart TO name him.
have splendid cooks IN their kitchens, and
come Of these are the most mustrious chefs 20
be found anywhere.-Par1 Cor San Ps1n.
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